New Fracking Rule Requires Public Disclosure of Chemicals
The Obama administration announced a new drilling rule mandating public disclosure of all chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing on federal lands. The rule replaces an earlier draft and aims to increase transparency in oil and gas operations.
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Washington
Obama
NMMI Paternoster Arrest Linked to UFO Center Case
Local reports allege NMMI figure Paternoster was detained in connection with investigations at a UFO research facility. Details remain unclear as authorities assess potential ties to a library project and space program outreach.
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NMMI
UFO Research Center
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Hagerman
Goddard Baseball Slips On Emotional Roller Coaster
The Goddard baseball team endured an up and down game described as an emotional roller coaster on Thursday. The ride ended with a disappointing result, contrasting the excitement typical of roller coasters.
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Albuquerque
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New Mexico to Meter Underground Water Wells in Drought Area
State Engineer Scott Verhines announced a plan to meter underground wells in the Fort Sumner Underground Water Basin and surrounding counties to measure water use. Meters due by January will exclude household and livestock wells. The drought centered effort targets irrigators in DeBaca Guadalupe Quay Chaves Roosevelt and Torrance counties and affects Fort Sumner and Vaughn.
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Fort Sumner
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Eagle Scout project funds bikes for reading winners
Six Missouri Avenue Elementary students with top Accelerated Reading Program scores received new tuned bikes as end of year awards. Johnathon Parnell, 13, completed his Eagle Scout project to provide the bicycles after earning 11 Eagle badges and three and a half years in Boy Scouts.
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Missouri Avenue
Priscila Humaran
Kyra Cloud
Christian Carillo
Izaiah Gonzales
Tegan Goodheart
Johnathon Parnell
Missouri Avenue Elementary
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Tornado Outbreak Destroys Habitat Homes in Granbury
In Granbury Texas authorities comb debris after 13 tornadoes killed six people and injured dozens. Habitat for Humanity had built 110 homes in the low income subdivision and saw much of its work undone as neighborhoods were left unrecognizable with homes ripped from foundations and rubble.
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Granbury
Texas
Habitat For Humanity
North
Fort Worth
County reviews interim budget for 2013 2014
Chaves County Commissioners approve an interim budget for fiscal year 2013 2014. County Manager Stan Riggs warns of upcoming changes from a cut to the hold harmless agreement and rising health insurance and PERA costs. He urges planning now to avoid “really ugly” deficits in
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Chaves
Students visualize 1 billion using large grid at NMMI Golf Course
Military Heights Elementary pupils explore ratios with an 18 by 15 foot grid on the No 10 fairway. They form a perimeter of 64 yards by 390 yards to illustrate how a billion compares to 100000.
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Military Heights
NMMI
Obama taps temporary IRS chief as GOP pressures White House
President Obama appointed a temporary head for the scandal ridden IRS and urged Congress to fund security upgrades after Benghazi concerns. Republicans, led by Speaker Boehner, demanded accountability and criticized perceived abuses of power amid ongoing investigations into IRS targeting and press record seizures.
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Barack Obama
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House
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